Outside the Gallery (c) 2015
Today I walked past a study in black and white. A stark stream of sunlight fell on lightly nodding orchid petals. White linen draped over smooth ebony stones.
“Down to centuries of dark/ After one short spell of light/Sink in time, black flowers and white . . . .”
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This is so lovely.
Beautiful words & photo, very precise. Reminds me of Whistler painting.
Thanks so much for your thoughts and pictures. . . . . . and poetic quotes (where did this lovely quote come from??????????)
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Simply beautiful!
This is a wonderful photo. From black to white with gray between, you have done a great job with exposure and composition. I am so glad that you took up the 5 Day challenge.